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Can a herniated disc cause blood in the stool?
No, a herniated disc does not cause blood in the stool. See your health care provider, as blood in the stool always deserves a visit.
Can levothyroxine cause stool to turn black?
No, levothyroxine does not cause blood in your stool. Blood in the stool is a sign that always deserves a visit to your health care provider. Please make an appointment.
Can eating chipotle cause blood in the stool?
Eating a ripe jalapeno pepper, also called chipolte, will not cause blood in the stool. You may have other medical problems that cause cause bleeding.
Could whey protein cause blood in your stool?
Yes.
Can benign polyps cause occult blood in stool?
yes
Do salmonella cause blood in urine?
Salmonella does not typically cause bloody urine. However, it can cause bloody stool. The illness can be passed to other people through urine, blood, and stool, so stay away from other people if infected.
Blood in stool cause it to have fleshy string things in it?
Go see a gastroenterologist
Does melatonin cause depression?
No; the correct hormone for helping depression would be serotonin. Melatonin helps regulate biological rhythms.
what do uoy do when u have blood in ur stool?
what do you do when u have blood in your stool
Is it normal to have blood in your stool after you have a c-section?
It depends on the amount of blood - always wise to ask a doctor. In my opinion, seeing as how you just gave birth, you probably had hemmoroids while pg - which can be the cause of the blood in the stool.
What causes blood in children's feces?
If the blood looks bright red and is not associated with pain it is probably due to rectal polyp. Infection can also cause some blood to appear in stool. In this case blood is usually mixed with fecal matter and appears darker in color. Very hard stool can cause some damage to the mucus membrane and can cause bleeding.
Does melatonin cause headaches?
Yes, severe headaches are a common cause for people to stop taking melatonin supplements.
